They're now called "pieces of information stored by web pages on your computer". I liked the delicacies better. Luckily there's an extension to fix it!
First the author cites the Mindcraft study which speaks volumes about his credibility. A little later he quotes a MS employee who claims that linux does not support multiple processors. Now correct me if I'm wrong but didn't the linux boxes used by Mindcraft have more than one cpu?
In fact, one of the most useful tools for administering an NT network is a Linux box with Samba and tcpdump.
Exactly! Any time I need to do any kind of scripting on an NT box at work I just smbmount it on my linux workstation and write a perl or shell script =)
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Why not?
Elicit? Nice. I guess it's a refreshing change from the usual lose/loose etc.
They're now called "pieces of information stored by web pages on your computer". I liked the delicacies better. Luckily there's an extension to fix it!
Here's another page that shows how the wankel rotary engine works: http://www.rotaryengineillustrated.com/
First the author cites the Mindcraft study which
speaks volumes about his credibility. A little
later he quotes a MS employee who claims that
linux does not support multiple processors. Now
correct me if I'm wrong but didn't the linux boxes
used by Mindcraft have more than one cpu?
Exactly! Any time I need to do any kind of scripting on an NT box at work I just smbmount it on my linux workstation and write a perl or shell script =)
That's where dual booting comes in to play.